Italian Lottery: Record Sales and prize Distribution for the 2025 draw

The Italian Lottery experienced a surge in popularity for the 2025 edition, with record-breaking ticket sales and considerable prize pools. The highly anticipated draw, linked too the popular television game show affari Tuoi, distributed a total of €22.688 million in prizes. Rome and the Lazio region were particularly fortunate, claiming significant portions of the top awards.

key highlights of the 2025 Italian Lottery

• Record Sales: Approximately 9.6 million tickets were sold, a 10% increase compared to 2024 – the highest volume in over 15 years.Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli (ADM) reported these figures.
• Total Prize pool: €22,688,000 was awarded across 306 prizes.
• Special Prize: A new initiative introduced a special prize of €300,000, won with ticket M291089, sold in Auronzo di Cadore, Belluno.
• regional Success: Lazio led in ticket sales, with 1,777,600 coupons purchased, a 12% increase from the previous year. Rome accounted for 1,376,590 of those tickets, representing a 10.8% increase.

Prize Breakdown

The prize distribution for the 2025 lottery was as follows:

• 1st Prize: €5,000,000 – series T 270462 (Rome)
• 2nd Prize: €2,500,000 – Series E 334755 (Ciampino, Rome)
• 3rd Prize: €2,000,000 – Series L 430243 (Quattro Castella, reggio Emilia)
• 4th Prize: €1,500,000 – Series D 019458 (Jerzu, Nuoro)
• 5th Prize: €1,000,000 – Series Q 331024 (Albano Laziale, Rome)
• Second Category Prizes: 30 prizes of €100,000 each
• Third Category Prizes: 60 prizes of €50,000 each
• Fourth Category Prizes: 210 prizes of €20,000 each

Daily Prizes and Winners

Throughout September to mid-december 2025, daily prizes of €10,000 (increasing to €20,000 from December 21st to 26th) were awarded to ticket holders registered for the Affari Tuoi segment. A list of early winners can be found at ADMS official website.

Checking Your Winnings & Claiming Prizes

Winners can verify their tickets starting January 7, 2026, using the official Lotteria Italia winning verification tool or the MyLotteries app (available for Android and iOS).

to claim prizes, winners must present their original, intact ticket within 180 days of the official publication on www.adm.gov.it to Banca Intesa Sanpaolo branches or the National Lotteries Prize Office in Rome. Winnings are not subject to taxation, but unclaimed prizes revert to the Treasury after the 180-day period.

Canceled Tickets

over 50 parcels of damaged or lost tickets were canceled to ensure the integrity of the draw. According to regulations, canceled tickets are considered unsold, and a new draw will occur if a canceled ticket number is selected.

Online Ticket Sales

Online ticket sales remained relatively stable, with approximately 215,949 tickets sold – representing 2.2% of the total.

published: 2026/01/07 04:10:44